K Soldatom
Adi Smolar · Bognedaj Da Bi Crknu Televizor
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu,
da jutri grem drugam: k soldatom,
da jutri grem drugam.
Ob šestih bom vstajal in telovadu,
strelal bom s puško in čistu sekret.
Pozabu bom, kaj je civilna obleka,
kaj dolgi lasje so in kaj normalen svet,
zato pa:
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu!
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu,
da jutri grem drugam: k soldatom,
da jutri grem drugam.
Edina tolažba bo dobra knjiga,
pijače vseh vrst in nikotin.
A ob večerih bom mislu na to,
da punca kurba se, medtem ko jaz sam spim,
zato pa:
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu!
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu,
da jutri grem drugam: k soldatom,
da jutri grem drugam.
Pisal bom pisma, dobival bom pisma
in dnar od fotra za cigarete in pir.
ÄŒrtal bom dneve, odšteval bom ure
do dneva, ko mel bom pred vojsko spet mir,
zato pa:
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu!
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu,
da jutri grem drugam.
Rad bi pozabu!
Da jutri grem drugam.
Rad bi pozabu!
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu!
Danes bom pijan, rad bi pozabu,
da jutri grem drugam: k soldatom,
da jutri grem drugam.
K Soldatom
Adi Smolar is a defining figure in Slovenian rock, known for blending traditional influences with modern sensibilities. K Soldatom appears on the album Bognedaj Da Bi Crknu Televizor, a title that reflects the band's characteristic wit and cultural commentary. The track showcases Smolar's ability to craft memorable melodies within the SLO genre, contributing to a rich discography that spans decades. His work often explores themes of everyday life and social observation, delivered with a distinct vocal style that has resonated with audiences across Slovenia. This recording stands as part of a broader body of work that includes notable tracks like Premau and Ne Se Bat, cementing his status as a significant voice in the region's musical landscape.